Slater High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Slater, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1958 volume:

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' QQ, ,,wfmXf5'x v F5 A 1 ,, . x,,1 W zw?fK:fQw:,W Ai x Vi X, . YW w w 'WS' 3 wg-,Q .: -r g V-S I C: I W , D M A. iwffzi -, Q El N 5 gggsiftgggg Tim ,. ,, W - 9 55 fr 5 5 -IWN Q, x '-'7 'H . N 12 , Q 5 M in , gggigg:34gQWuf. I FACULTY Mrs. Wilson, our English teacher, prepares the Senior assignments. There is always plenty to keep the Home Economics teacher busy as Mrs. Jens en puts the finishing touches on a table cloth. Compliments of SLATER AUTO Supe rintendent Hodgin writes recom - mendations for the Seniors. Mrs. Ryg, our principal and com mercial teacher, Works hard a usual. Mr. Jones fGeorgeJ, our bus driver, warming up the bus. Mr. Anderson CRudy7, our custodian, Mrs. Ihle, one of our cooks, pre sweeping the lunch room. pares chili. Mrs. Engen and Mrs. Gunder- son, the other two cooks, frost- ing the cookies. Compliments of H. J. CARLSON Mr. Blackman, our coach, ready for practice. Mr. Sapp, our driver's training in- structor, prepares for his class. Mr. Burns, our band director, is deep in thoughtjust before band con- cert time. Mrs. Fausch, our vocal music in- structor, waits for mixed chorus to begin. Sa A 251 552, f' 11 Mans ki w 7 -PM ,gf-, isis s s .. -Q' F k rim x W' N' I S E SLA: ff iw, ,112 ,Y ,WW 1 if-32 z ix iilvf-2 , wgagsgg, W, . X A . wg M5121 ,W ws- zswsfx QQ WJ: an ,Y aw 1 -2 155 :g if' 1,1 I fit S 1' 23 1731 wi ' X , Wah Q . A I-SVLOMQ 1056 wupvw vr-sp. Vvvqvyvvuyvvvqn-v-A 'vs-.vv-.fa--v' A95 Q4 F , Z a 52 4 4 2 Y 5 Z ENIORS PATTI IHLE Band 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 4 Class Vice-President 1 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Sextet 2 Hawkeye 3 HAWKEYE 4 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Student Manager 4 MARCIA GIBSON Basketball 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 4 Class Vice-President 4 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Hawkeye 3 HAWKEYE 4 Junior Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 4 Senior Class Play 4 Student Manager 1 Alleman, High School 1, 2 GWENDOLYN TWEEDT Basketball 1, 2, 3 Class President 3 Class Secretary 1 Class Secretary-Treasurer 4 Girls' Sextet 2 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Hawkeye 3 HAWKEYE 4 Junior Class Play 3 Librarian 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 4 Senior Class Play 4 Compliments of BERT SUTTER C URTIS SWANSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 1, 4 Clarinet Trio 2 Class Treasurer 1 Hawkeye 3 Hawkeye Boys' State 3 HAWKEYE PHOTOGRAPHER 4 Junior Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Track 2 RON THOMPSON Band 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 1,2, 4 Boys' Quartet 3 Boys' Small Choral Group 3 Brass Quartet 2 Brass Sextet 1 Class President 2 Hawkeye 3 HAWKEYE ASS'T EDITOR Junior Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Student Council 1 ME RRILL LESTER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Boys' Quartet 3, 4 Boys' Small Choral Gro Brass Sextet 2, 3 Class Secretary 1 Cornet Quartet 1 Hawkeye Ass't Editor 3 HAWKEYE EDITOR 4 Junior Class Play 3 Librarian 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Senior Class Play 4 Student Council 2 Track 2 Compliments up 3 of SLATER AUTO KE NNE TH NE LSON Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 3 Boys' Glee Club 2, 4 Boys' Quartet 3, 4 Hawkeye 3 ' HAWKEYE 4 Junior Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Track 2 DE AN FLODEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2,4 Boys' Octet 1 Brass Sextet 2, 3 Cornet Quartet 1, 2 Hawkeye 3 HAWKEYE 4 Junior Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3 Senior Play 4 Track 2 RIC HARD HARMON Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Clarinet Trio 1, 2 Hawkeye 3 HAWKEYE 4 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Track 2 Compliments of FREEBIRT RIIS PAUL THORNWALL Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2,4 Hawkeye Editor 3 HAWKEYE BUSINESS MANAGER 4 Junior Class Play 3 Librarian 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Saxophone Trio 2 Senior Class Play 4 Student Council President 3 Track 2 JIM YOUNG Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Small Choral Group 3 Librarian 2, 3 HAWKEYE 4 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Track 2 DENNIS SODE RS TRUM Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 1,2,4 Clarinet Trio 1, 2 Class President l Hawkeye 3 HAWKEYE 4 Junior Class Play 3 Librarian 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Student Council 4 Track 2 Compliments of PAUTVEIN GROCERY KENNETH TWIT Band l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Boys' Octet 1, 2, 4 Boys' Quartet 1, 2 Brass Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Class Secretary-Treasu Class Vice-President 2 Hawkeye 3 HAWKEYE 4 Junior Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Track 2 GARRY SEVERSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l Basketball 1 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2,4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Hawkeye 3 HAWKEYE 4 Junior Class Play 3 Pep Band 4 Senior Class Play 4 1 Compliments of CARROLL TWEEDT 4 Boys' Small Choral Group 3 FCI' CLASS HISTORY In the first grade we started out with Miss Olson as our teacher. There were fourteen of us that first year. They were: Merrill Lester, Gwen Tweedt, Dean Floden, Garry Severson, Kenny Nelson, Richard Har- mon, Dennis Soderstrum, Curtis Swanson, Patti Ihle, Paul Thornwall, Johnny Larson, Kay Hood, Wayne Metcalf, and Wayne Gutenfelder. In the second grade we had Miss Erickson as our teacher. We lost Wayne Metcalf and Wayne Gutenfelder. Our third year we lost Kay Hood. Our teacher was Miss Estrem. Our fourth grade teacher was Mrs. Johanson. We lost Johnny Lar- son that year. In the fifth grade Chriseeta Newell joined us. Our teacher was Mrs. Heyerdahl. We lost Chriseeta Newell in the sixth grade. Mrs. Patterson was our teacher that year. After a seemingly endless time we were in Junior High, seventh grade. That was the year we gained Anita Kittle and Ronald Thompson. Our teacher was Mrs. Hodgin. Our teacher in the eighth grade was again Mrs. Hodgin, We gained Kenneth Twit frorn Kelley that year. Dean Floden, Richard Harmon, Kenny Nelson, Patti Ihle, Merrill Lester, Paul Thornwall, Dennis Soderstrum, Curtis Swanson, Garry Sever- son, Ronald Thompson, Anita Kittle, Gwen Tweedt, and Kenneth Twit plus two new arrivals, Jim Young and Dorothy Jarnigan, made up our class as we went into high school. Our teachers were: Mrs. Ryg, Mr. Patterson, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Hodgin, and Mr. Carlsten. In our Sophomore year Dorothy Jarnigan and Anita Kittle moved away. leaving us only thirteen pupils. Mrs. Pollei, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Zirnmack, Mr. Becker, Mr. Hodgin, and Mr. Carlsten made up the teaching staff that year. Finally our junior year arrived, only two more years of school. Marcia Gibson brought our class population up to its present level of four- teen pupils. Our teachers that year were: Mrs. Ryg, Mr. Hodgin, Mr. Black- man, Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. Miller. In our last year of school our teachers were: Mrs. Ryg, Mr. Hodgin, Mr. Blackman, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Jensen, Mr. Burns, and Mrs. Fausch. Our graduating class consisted of: Dean Floden, Marcia Gibson, Richard Harmon, Merrill Lester, Patti Ihle, Dennis Soderstrum, Garry Severson, Curtis Swanson, Ronald Thompson, Paul Thornwall, Gwen Tweedt, Ken- neth Twit, Kenny Nelson, and Jim Young. i W i 1 CLASS PROPHECY ' 'fi li FS H L-'w w S9 . W ' v w! Qre NP- ,fd i X , Q uf, Dear Diary: On my last trip to earth I visited Paul, who is not yet married and still going to Madrid. He isasuccessful business administrator for Better Homes and Gardens Magazine Co. While there we discussed our old classmates and what they are doing now. I found out that Jim finally married Pat. He still has a dignified appear- ance since he is now a successful inventor. He invented the Better Mouse Trap. Professor Swanson, after securing his Ph. D., is now teaching kinder- garten at Woodward. He is married to his fifth wife and has been quoted as having said It's just one of the adjustments of life. Dean finally went berserk and became a physical education teacher at Ballard. He is now Dean of sports at Ballard High and Junior College. Richard is a professional bachelor and has his own fleet of soap boxes. He is making loads of money. Kenny Nelson is driving one of Rich's soap boxes and is rated as the top soap box driver. He inherited Earp Oil Co. and is doing quite well in that too. Marcia finally married Kenny, and they are raising a fine brood. Kenny is doing so well that he bought Marcia two new fur coats. Patti married a Roland boy and started a beauty shop for dogs and cats. She is doing quite well. Denny is now an aeronautical engineer and has madeanew design in aircraft which gets him to Huxley in a shorter time from Seattle, Washington. Kenny Twit can be seen every Monday and Saturday on T.V. playing the piano for the former Lawrence Welk Band. He also sings very deep bass on the program. Garry is now running the beauty shop in Gus's electric shop. I under- stand he also gives haircuts. Ron has become a very successfuland slybusiness man. He burns money at the mint in Washington D. C. Gwen married Ron and is now working in his clinic. She doesn't see him very often now that he is making millions. Well I see bymy supersonic watch that it's time for me to take another load of passengers to Mars in my new Turbo Hydraulic Lester Space Liner. Q t MJ S 'e 5' ' XR t 'w 1:1 A -3 - 2 't'f E x V ' X .F 77 7 -IIVUI. i' ', , ' Q a Q pl g jsf ' e b edt? 'll f l-ian? 6 N Q X q v Q X F if ali? . X , , 'K :X X.'x 'ffl' x ?, - f 1 3. 'Ill X -7 ji , J' I diy' an N-' . i Ji We, mind and ish them I, I, C the Senior Class memory, bequeath most. We hereby Dean Floden, will LASS WILL of 1958, of Slater High School, being of sound our belongings to those who will accept and cher- do declare this to be our last will and testament. my ability to get into trouble to Rowena Accola. Richard Harmon, will my driving ability to John Hodgin. I, Marcia Gibson, will my quietness -to Patti Locker. I, Patti Ihle, will my long lane to Deanna Ihle. I, Merrill Lester, will my red fenderskirtsu to Jimmy Cerise. I, Kenny Nelson, will my ich at Earps to Judie Floden. I, Ron Thompson, will my 'white bucks to Chuck Buche. I, Gary Severson, will my Horneriness in Chemistry class to Colleen Tweedt. ' I, Curtis Swanson, will my dating ability to Larry Swim. I, Kenneth Twit, will my Stomper boots ' to Evelyn Vespestad. I, Paul Thornwall, will my basketball suit to Larry Tweedt. I, Dennis Soderstrum, will my undertaking job to Gilbert Anderson. I, Jim Young, will my brief case and horn rim glasses to Lynn Cerise. I, Gwen Tweedt, will my ability to go steady for three years to Gayla Richardson. We the seniors, will to Mr. Hodgin a physics class that will study. We the seniors, will to Mr. Blackman two more aerials for his car. We, the seniors, will to Mrs. Ryg a new set of records for the typing class. We the seniors, will to Mrs. Wilson new seats for the English room. We the seniors, will to Mrs. Jenson some new supplies for the chem- istry room. We the seniors, will to Mrs. Fausch a new piano. We the seniors, will to Mr. Burns some new music Cpopularl. To the juniors, we will a trip to Chicago. To the sophomores, we will a new theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet. To the freshmen, we will a new plan for welcoming the future freshmen. To the future freshmen, we will a driver's training class. Qwwf an :T 7 KMA WWE 5317 M3211 .QM-ov Ql VN yang 5 gif CLASS OF l95S Compliments of DR. E. P. SMITH dx 5 fu 22,6 'WMM xrf' AMO ak UNIORS W jg,-zf, .2 in X ,,15, N ,izr f,, ,1.: .:., L z 5 Q if 9-29? tgfl 'Sli . 1 S .. ' ass 2 Q me Hi? -anim- ' vv-F wi ., -Lf ' wif: -' '- . fi '::-If -wg::.f:i:?2E -- Q Q its V 4:2 Sai A JU IOR CLASS Rowena Accola Betty Bruns Bruce Carlson Jim Cerise Lynn Cerise Judie Floden John Hodgin Gary Gibson Larry Larson Patti Locker Wayne Metcalf Gayla Richardson Dianne Soderst rum Larry Swim Colleen Tweedt Compliments of EDGAR ACCOLA 2 NYU sl -1 ul .1 V J J J J 5 jill Wg -my ri OPHOMOREQ I Sandra Klonglan Darla Carlson Charles Buche Jacky Jones SOPHCMORE CLASS Sharon Kaldenberg Sharon Dahl Deanna Hale TOMS. Schmidt Nancy Ihle Barbara Ross David Lee Gilbert Anderson Eileen Thompson Ronald Harmon Dennis Brown Judy Ryen 5 RESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS Karen Klonglan Janet Locker Susan Weeks Judy Michael Evelyn Vespestad . Compliments of NADIN'E'S BEAUTY SHOP Eldon Johnson Larry Tweedt Jean Larson, Roger Hale, Ei- leen Helland, Judy Sheldahl, Larry Anderson, Roxann Sutter, Denny Ihle, Jane Munson, and Shirley Ross look at their leaf books. Mrs. Hod- gin answers Eileen's question about leaves. Mrs. Hodgkin dishes up hot ta- males for Bryce Kaldenberg. Also shown are: Elaine Gibson, Don Ri- mathe, Dick Jones, Sandra Fitzger- ald, Leon lhle, and Elaine Holt. This is part of their studies of South America. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Roxann Sutter, Shirley Ross, Jane Munson, Eileen Helland, Judy Sheldahl, Elaine Gibson, Elaine Holt, Ellen Bjorlie, Mrs. Hodgin. SECOND ROW: Sandra Fitzgerald, Hubert Vespestad, Dick Jones, Phil Cline, Larry Anderson, Richard Gustafson, Roger Lhle, Jean Larson. THIRD ROW: Donald Bruns, Leon llile, Don Rimathe, Denny Ihle, David Thompson, Jimmy Ihle, Bryce Kaldenberg. Cornplirnents of BETHLEHEM LUTHER LEAGUE Sixth Grade Art class Louise O'Donnell asks Mrs. Carlson to help her make a ship. Beth Floden Louise O'Donnell Doyle Drake Marilee Daggett Idelles Richardson Denny Johnson Mrs. Carlson Allan Severson Billy Estrem Patty Larson Rose Kaldenberg Janice Schonhorst Denny Ray, and Patty Larson watch while Rose Kail- denberg locates Slater on the globe. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Carlson, Idelles Richardson, Patty Larson, Marilee Daggett, Janice Schonhorst, Louise O'Donne1l, Rose Kaldenberg, Jana Carlson, Sharon Fitch, Beth Floden. SECOND ROW: Marlin Klonglan, Roger Anderson, Danny Nelson, Denny Johnson, Jim Haaland, Jim -Nelson, Billy Estrern, Doyle Drake, Allan Severson. Complixnents of DRS. SEVERSON and FRIDELL The Fifth Grade reciting a poem. Mrs. Lucas watches as Phil Larson, Jerry Ocheskey, Tom- my Blaskovich, and Wanda Klonglan make electricity. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Linda Swanson, Linda Reinertson, Luana Olson, Wanda Klonglan, Shirley Granseth, Marsha Cluck, Mary O'Donnell, Pamela Mc4Hone, Bar- bara Weeks, Mrs. Lucas. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Christiansen, Jimmy Carlson, Carroll Dexter, Larry Helland, Leo Bjorlie, Jack Ross, Bobby Ryan, Paul Cross, Tommy Blaskovich, Linda Fitch. THIRD ROW: Dewey Kaldenberg, Kent Ryen, Jerry Ochesky, Everett lhle, Philip Jones, Gary Locker, Larry Ihle, Phil Larson, Mike Nelson. Compliments of BETHLEHEM LUTHER LEAGUE , Mrs. Porter helps Sammy Sutter, Paul Thompson, and Helen Vespe- stad study the breakfast habits of Brazil. Mrs. Porter helps LeRoy Holt, Ron- nie Mortvedt, and Steve Ray make Christmas presents. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Porter, Linda Richardson, Mary Burgess, Me- linda Haaland, Linda Stensland, He1enVespestad, Carol Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: 5 Roger Floden, Ronnie Mortvedt, Mike O'Donnel1, Sammy Sutter, Wayne Cline, Dan- ny Sheldahl, Loren Nelson, Keith Klonglan. THIRD ROW: Gail Birdsell, Le Roy Holt, Paul Thompson., Mickey Geer, Don Richardson, Jackie Coyle. Compliments of SARWIN STUDIOS r w i I LEFT TO RIGHT: Darrell Seaba, Mary Chader fkneelingl, Nancy Michael, Danny O'Donne1l, Rae Jean Udorvich, and LaVern Pritchard put the finishing touch on Hap- py the snowman. Kathy Swanson points at a Halloween witch while Roger Torgerson, Kris ta Meyer, Richard Severson carefully examine the display. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Margene Neriurn, Nancy Michael, Donna Drake, Nancy Reinertson, Julie Peterson, Freddie Blaskovich, Steve Larson, Craig Cross, Pam Birdsell, Mrs. Withrow. SECOND ROW: La Vern Pritchard, Bobby Christianson, ' Darrell Seaba, Ricky Sutter, Ralph Ross, John Bjorlie, Krista Meyer, Jerry Cross, Gary Hines. THIRD ROW: Kathy Swanson, Mary Chader, Roger Torgerson, Joetta Geer, Aurora Jiminez, Danny O'Donnell, Rae Jean Udorvich, Richard Severson. Compliments of DRS. SEVERSON and FRIDELL Dianna Gregg, David Dunlap LEFT To RIGHT: Ricky Anderson ' David Dunlap, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Christenson, Robert Gustafson, Rickie Anderson, Peggy Newm an, Mary Jane Schaudt, Margy O'Donnell, Jean Cline, David lhle, Jerry McCauley, Kenny Mortvedt. SECOND ROW: Julie Haaland, Wanda Ocheskey, Mary Jo lhle, Debbie Coyle, Carolyn Sesker, Shelley Estrem, Karen Schonhorst, Charlotte Stone- burner, Debbie Nelson. Compliments of CHRISTIANSON GROCERY Wanda Ochesky, Kenny Mortvedt, Margy O'Donnel1, Carolyn Sesker, Charlotte Stoneburner. IN BACK- GROUND, Left Side: ShelleyEstrem, LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Hines, Faye Thompson, Mrs. Shanks, Billy Schaudt. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Drake, David Seaba, Charlotte Fitch, Dennis McCauley, Nancy Stensland, Janet Holt, Sally Michael, Marsha Ham- mond, Kenneth Murray, Mrs. Shanks. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Billy Schaudt, Craig Tweedt, David Seaba, Robert Cross, Randy Check, Raymond Gustafson, Dennis McCauley. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shanks, Sharon Cline, Janet Holt, Faye Thompson, Charlotte Fitch, Mary Pudwill, Marsha Jo Hammond, Sally Michael, Karleen Geer, Connie Hines. THIRD ROW: Joanne Burgess, Nancy Stensland, Jane Nervig, Ronnie Cline, Ronnie Zager, Phil Zager, Dennis Drake, Kenneth Murray, Bruce Nelson. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Clayton Gregg, Diana Meyer, LaVern Hines. FRONT ROW: Gail Becker, Bar- bara Schaudt, Christine Carlsten. Lavern- Hines, Charles Ryen, and Billy Jo Udorvich watch as Mrs. Couch reads to them about Hammy, a hamster. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Charles Ryen, Michael Coyle, Gregory Dunlap, George Gran- seth, Don Blaskovich, Laverne Hines, Michael Stensland, Copie Jiminez. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Couch, Patty Mortvedt, Diane Fitzgerald, Jackie O'Donnell, Linda Thorn- wall, Cheryl Accola, Christine Carlsten, Kathy Heyerdahl, Gail Becker, Brenda Sever- son. THIRD ROW: Barbara Schaudt, Douglas Jones, Charles Newman, Bobbie Klonglan, Mark Bjorlie, Richard Ihle, Gary Reinertson, Billy Jo Udorvich, Patty Ray. Compliments of DRS. SEVERSON and FRIDELL . x N L u. f' I' 'if ? , Nywkm ix x'vT152zf?w2Z-.Q 91251, 5555 ff Wiki I 696 fx H W' il'-'flziIiI'3Q .J-li 22 4' ' : -q,.,?l.m -Q1 a:,,,A,, Sify 'E 5 ,fag wg, gy Zfssgzg, :ps 12' ' J ' f 5552 'lefty fp M iii N, ,M .1,xx-,f wfmgpa ,mi , ww szgzw. ff I 2115252 I SENIOR BA D INSTRUCTOR DRUMS CORNETS Mr. Burns P. Bile Lester Richardson Sever-Son SAXOPHONES Gibson Locker BARITONES Accola CLARINETS Kaldenburg Dianne Soderstrum Klonglan Ryell Anderson Thompson Q13 We H Dahl FRENCH HORNS D. Jones Twzrggvza O'Donnell B. Bruns Bruns , Daggett Brown P, Jones C1196 Fitzgerald Cerise J. Ihle D- 11116 FLUTES CLARINETS Floden Dennis Soderstrum Munson Richard Harmon Bjorlie Swanson Schaudt JU IOR BAND BACK ROW, Left to Right: Leon Ihle, Hubert Vespestad, Sharon Fitch, Patty Larson, Mr. Burns, Wayne Cline, Rose Kaldenberg, Tommy Blaskovich, Leo Bjorlie. FRONT ROW: Keith Klonglan, Jeanne Christ- ianson, Linda Swanson, Shirley Granseth, Eileen Helland, Elaine Holt, Doyle Drake, Marlin Klonglan, Don Rimathe, Beth Floden. Compliments of DRS. SEVERSON and FRIDELL PEP CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Burns, Elaine Gibson, Patti Ihle, Judie Floden. SECOND ROW: Jim Cerise, Ronald Harmon, Dick Jones, Don- ald Burns, Dianne Soderstrum, Nancy lhle. THIRD ROW: Betty Bruns, Denny Brown, Merrill Lester, Denny Sode r str urn, Curtis Swanson, Tonia Schaudt, Judy Ryen, Sharon Dahl. MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Klonglan, Sharon Kaldenberg, Patti Ihle. Compliments of BETHLEHEM LUTHER LEAGUE GLEE CLUB - GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Fausch, Rowena Accola, Sandra Klonglan, Patti Ihle, Judie Floden, Nancy Ihle, Darla Carlson, Judy Michael. SECOND ROW: Patti Locker, Colleen Tweedt, Tonia Schaudt, Deanna Ihle, Susan Weeks, Barbara Ross, Eileen Thompson, Sharon Kaldenberg. THIRD ROW: Gwen Tweedt, Gayla Richardson, Betty Bruns, Dianne Soderstrum, Judy Ryen, Karen Klonglan, Evelyn Vespestad, Janet Locker, Sharon Dahl. BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Eldon Johnson, Larry Tweedt, Ronald Harmon, Dennis Brown, Bobby Brown. SECOND ROW: Curtis Swanson, Gilbert Anderson, Garry Sev- erson, Gary Gibson, Merrill Lester. THIRD ROW: Paul Thornwall, Ronald Thomp- son, Dennis Soderstrum, Richard Harmon, Kenny Nelson, Jirn Cerise, Wayne Metcalf. Compliments of FREEBERT RHS MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gwen Tweedt, Rowena Accola, Sandy Klonglan, Patti Ihle, Judie Floden, Nancy Ihle, Darla Carlson, Judy Michael, Janet Locker, Evelyn Vespestad, Karen Klonglan. SECOND ROW: Gayla Richardson, Patti Locker, Colleen Tweedt, Tonia Schaudt, Deanna Ihle, Susan Weeks, Barbara Ross, Eileen Thompson, Sharon Kaldenberg, Sharon Dahl, Mrs. Fausch. THIRD ROW: Betty Bruns, Dianne Soderstrurn, Judy Ryen, Dennis Soderstrurn, James Cerise, Larry Tweedt, Bobby Brown, Ron Harmon, Denny Brown, Merrill Lester. FOURTH ROW: Richard Harmon, Paul Thornwall, Ron Thompson, Curtis Swanson, Wayne Metcalf, Kenny Nelson, Gary Severson, Gary Gibson, Gilbert Anderson, Eldon Johnson. GIRLS' SEXTET Betty Bruns, Accompanist Gayla Richardson Colleen Tweedt Dianne Soderstrum Nancy Ihle Sandra Klonglan Patti Locker Compliments of CARROLL TWEEDT From dock in Haugesund Breievatnet fa dockj in Stavavger Suffix? Solfred at Christmas in Norway -.NJ Solfred Forre HAUGESUND Oge Forre Scene from Class Play. Studying? ? Captain Dry's audience. Captain Dry gives a talk on sailing experiences. Gayla shoots . Presenting gift to Mrs. Jensen. Junior Class Play. Student Council and Mr. Hodgin Jim Young, declarnatory speaker. Patti Ihle, girls' student manager. The driver's training class, Left to Right: Deanna Ihle, Sharon Kaldenberg, Sharon Dahl, Tonia Schaudt, Barbara Ross, Jack Jones, Ron Harmon, Dennis Brown, Gilbert Ander- son, and Mr. Sapp. Bill Schaudt, umpire. Charles Buche, boys Third grade children playing on slide. Freshmen entertain the pre-schoolers. ' At the Christmas Banquet. Seniors loafing on front steps. Christmas Tree at the banquet. Seniors' mothers after preparing Christmas Banquet. CLASS ACTIVITIE With Marcia Gibson, Kenny Nelson, and Paul Thornwall at the board, Mrs. Wilson points out the facts to her Senior English class. Gilbert Anderson, Denny Brown, and Deanna lhle Watch as Jack Jones solves a problem for the Sophomore Geometry class. Mrs. Jensen helps Dianne Soder- strum as the rest of the Junior Eng- lish class studies. Mr. Blackman ponders a problem as the Freshman General Science class works. ompliments of BETHLEHEM LUTHER LEAGUE THLETICS , I BOYS' BASKETB LL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Wayne Metcalf, Ron 'Thompson, Paul Thornwall, Dennis Sod- erstrum, Larry Larson, Coach Blackman. SEC- OND ROW: Jack Jones, Merrill Lester, Jim Young, Larry Swim, Jim Cerise. THIRD ROW: Chuck Buche, Manager: Denny Brown, Ron Harmon, Gilbert Anderson, Larry Tweedt, Bobby Brown. RON THOMPSON: Senior, Forward: Ron was the rebounding and scoring leader for the Hawks all season. Shoots a nice left-handed jump shot. One of the better players in the con- ference. DENNIS SODERSTRUM: Senior, Forward, Dennis was at his best on defense. A good re- bounder for his size and always a hustler. A dependable player. PAUL THORNWALL: Senior, Center, Paul started theischedule like a house-a-fire, but he was slowed up at mid-season by an ankle injury. Shoots a nice hook shot and was much more aggressive than last year. MERRILL LESTER: Senior, Guard, Merrill was small but very quick and several times dur- ing the season he came in and gave the team a boost with his ball handling and aggressive style of play. LARRY LARSON: Junior, Guard, Larry was always a good ball handler and during the second half of the season he became our most consistent scorer. Larry advanced the ball well all year and a press never seemed to bother him. He was one of' the team leaders this season. WAYNE METCALF: Junior, Guard: Wayne has the scoring touch and the desire but needs to boost his confidence in himself. Wayne possesses a good jump shot. LARRY SWIM: Junior, Guard: Larry has a good scoring touch but has had little playing experience. He came on well the last half of the season and when he builds confidence could be an excellent point getter. JIM CERISE: Junior, Guard: Jim is another boy with a good attitude who began to develop during the last half of the season. Jim could always be counted on to go in and get a bucket or two. A hustler at all times. GILBERT ANDERSON: Sophomore, Center: Gilbert is a great jumper and always does a good rebounding job. He needs to develop his shooting and ball handling. He is a much improved player. JACK JONES: Sophomore, Guard: Jack developed into a shooter this season and has a cool head in a ball game. He must overcome his size with aggressive play. Other squad members were Denny Brown, Ron Harmon, Larry Tweedt and Bobby Brown. The loss of four seniors plus the new school at Ballard makes next season unknown. i. RRS 'ZX K' XJWY' nk My Xb 1- X I xx Q 2 , Sid, x -111: . -.Q ' - .44.J'132jf ' wt ,,.:- ,f .fx ' 1 xl- Wang., . . , , sf 1. fits X V. . , 1 , X, . h my I .'jJ f + X 1 .. -xx 'sn L QMJ 'Flwwwww WV M Nmw .!0aQ.4,.m.'z,.., 0,4212 Mun Vffef-f-fffapc i4Z'fA1, ULU .aidwtwwbum 5406? Xanqfga ,- Some good advice Fast one Anticipation B A F s A E L B L A More infield Get on, Merrill Nice pitch Base hit, Rich A bit high, Squeak FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Larry Swim, Gilbert Anderson, Dennis Soderstrurn, Kenny Nelson, Richard Harmon, Larry Larson. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Harmon, Merrill Lester, Eldon Johnson, Gary Gibson, Jacky Jones. THIRD ROW: Denny Brown, Charles Buche, Bobby Brown, Larry Tweedt, Coach, Mr. Blackman. Compliments of SARWIN STUDIOS Bill GIRLS' BASKETB LL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Patti Locker, Barbara Ross, Colleen Tweedt, Gayla Rich- ardson, Evelyn Vespestad, Darla Carlson. SECOND ROW: Sandy Klonglan, Judy Ryen, Karen Klonglan, Sharon Dahl, Eileen Thompson, Susan Weeks, Janet Locker. THIRD ROW: Patti lhleQMan- agerl, Tonia Schaudt, Coach Blackman, Nancy Ihle, Judy Floden, Manager. GAYLA RICHARDSON. Junior, - ,- ,.,- -, WV-- -- H ,W ll, 7, ,, D, . ., , t r , score as many points as the other two regulars, but she is a hard forward to defend because she does everything well. One of the better players in the conference. COLLEEN TWEDT: Junior, Forwardg Colleen seemed to improve with each game and has developed into one of the best scorers in the conference. Colleen won the scoring title in the county tournament this season. PATTI LOCKER: Junior, Guard, Patti developed into a top guard this season, she has a tremendous amount of desire to play and her aggressiveness was a big factor in our de- fense this season. I don't think Patti let down for a single game all season. DARLA CARLSON: Sophomore, Forward: Darla was the most improved player over last season's squad. She was a very steady player fora sophomore and is a great outshooter. Darla has a lot of scoring potential. BARBARA ROSS: Sophomore, Guardg Barbara is probably the most underrated player on the squad. She was our rebounder all season and the hardest guard on the squad to drive around. She turned in a dependable performance in every game. EVELYN VESPESTAD: Freshman, Guard: Evelyn developed a great deal and performed on the first team all season as a freshman. Her specialty was intercepting passes which she did very well. A good rebounder, she should continue to develop. SANDRA KLONGLAN: Sophomore, Forward, Sandra has a lot of drive andagood touch. When she gains more confidence she will score a great deal more. She played on the first six a great deal this season. KAREN KLONGLAN: Freshman, Guardg Another freshman guard who shows a lot of poten- tial. Karen is very aggressive and although she didn't start often, she played almost every game. JANET LOCKER: Freshman, Forward: Janet shows a lot of promise and has good driving ability for a young player. Janet has speed and needs only to develop her shooting. Janet played some first string ball this season. EILEEN THOMPSON: Sophomore, Guard, Eileen is one of the most improved players on the squad. She is exceptionally steady in games, considering her experience. Other squad members included Susan Weeks, Judy Ryen, Sharon Dahl, Tonia Schaudt, and Deanna Ihle. All of the above mentioned players will return to the Ballard School next season. Compliments Of SARWIN STUDIOS 4fMw add! HAWKETTES Qfdfdqfwfw w..,.q,J-Q5-nk... fygxbapm HAWKETTES ILM inc! ELm.mi'4.m8,.,,.U :O-Ldivilv 1-LID, Zzxclf- Zag C pl 11 f LANDE DRUG Sl SOFTB LL N Out Cold feet Slugger' Whamo FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Patti Locker, Colleen Tweedt, Gayla Richardson, Gwen Tweedt, Sandra Klonglan. SECOND ROW: Darla Carlson, Barbara Ross, Eileen Thomp- son, Susan Weeks, Janet Locker. THIRD ROW: Sharon Kaldenberg, Nancy Dale, Karen Klonglan, Evelyn Vespestad, Judy Michael, Sharon Dahl. Coach, Mr. Blackman. Compliments of SARWIN STUDIOS S-t-r-e-t-c-h ff Q :Sf f XD 0 U U U0 I Q: DVERTISINQY SLATER STATE BANK Best Wishes To The Slater Senior Class of 1957-58 From An Institution Large Enough to Serve you Small Enough to Know you, Offering a Complete Line of Banking Facilities 6 Xssumwc UNSWJEGEE V AS Pnovuozo m me 4' nos ' Q7 lu 9 Q E 5 DEPGSITS P' 9' 49 BANKING ACT OF T931 CENTER OIL CO. T T37 Q CONOCO W Service at its Best CONVOCO CONv0C0 W Hiway 210 Across From the Schoolhouse Phone MU 5-2925 See Us First For Building Materials Paint Hardware H.L. MUNN LUMBER COMPANY Premium Quality Coals Feeds and Custom Mixing Top Prices For Grain Lbr. Yd. Phone Elevator Phone MU 5-3715 MU 5-2745 See E AMUND IHLE for , 'S L X .1 i g 'x 553 19 American Standard Plumbing Fixtures Plumbing and Heating Prompt Service Phone MU 5-2485 Slater IOWA Corn Shelling and Hauling MUrray 5-3465 Slater Iowa MOSEY CAFE Home Cooked Meals Pop - Ice Cream - Candy Phone MU 5-2825 Slater Iowa '!:u.iSlU'5 - k HIWHI SUUIHSIHUM.o. . .as-SW T'-J . . Aiwm. ,. Q lzauzarzaa v ana Llfiqv LlFE-AUTO-FlRE-BONDS-HAIL-PERSONAL AND FARM LIABILITY 'S C? an :A,A:5,z ' 3 . - Ml 4 ? P one M 5-2425 Slater, Iowa .JZQLLZE .gil 5511.18 EZQLLZCLIZCE DR. R. G. NOTT, D. D. S. Compliments of fn' LEWIS AND ZAGAR, EXCAVATING Congratulations Seniors Phone MU 5-3405 of 1958 Slater Iowa TRI-COUNTY TELEPHCNE COM PANY Quickly and easily installed in KITCHENS BEDROOMS SICK ROOMS RECREATION ROOMS BASEMENT WORKSHOPS A TELEPHONE EXTENSION SAVES Steps Nerves Accidents' Lost Calls-- at a cost of less than 5c a day CALL BUSINESS OFFICE FOR PARTICULARS Phone MU 5-3525 For HOTTEST FUEL OIL IN TOWN BILL SCHAUDT HOME OIL co. BILL CROSS SERVICE PM WUI! gen OOD HANDS Rp1rA11MakesofCrsadT trs MUrray 5 2645 Slat r I wa NELSON AND FLCDDEN Phone Ames CE 2 7920 1 f hi ' , Slater MU 5-2395 ' ,S I 5 I B ld g C ntzractors New H s F rm Building Rep 1r' g SLATER NEWS .ml Q - 0 21 - -Zlnlr 1 FQS Ed hfh if- '. 511 '- ' e. ' v' I, HA Community Newspapern All Kinds of Job Printing Wedding Invitations ELMER J. RICHARDSON General Trucking Local and Long Distance Semi Service Office at Home Oil Company Slater, Iowa Phone MU 5-4215 DOBBE CAFE . pp EY J THE GIFT SHOPPE Q ea auf Phone MU 5-2880 Slater Iowa Slater, Iowa ROY'S BARBER SHOP THE I! MZ: N If f FARMERS X . nlt Pays To Look Welln Slater, Iowa CAFE H. Anderson, Proprietor MUrray 5-3245 AUG. PETERSON Established Since 1881 DAGGETT GROCERY Groceries and Meats .,r- 17 ., 76 Years of Service .nik yi-.5,-,nga-- f -2 - Clothing - Furnishings - shoes KJ,-'52,,,-Rgw ,,,..,,-gqgg - . N--.f.4,g!G:49,...9tq, it For Lad and Dad Slater, Iowa Ph. MU 5-3445 Slater, Iowa See HERMAN SWANSON For Pioneer Seed Corn Phone 2Fll Madrid DON PETERSON General Agent Franklin Life Insurance Co. Phone MU 5-2245 Slater Iowa SLATER PRODUCE fl f- 7 , Eggs Poultry Feeds Slater Phone M 5-4035 Iowa EARP OIL CO. Tank Wagon G Pump Service Phone MU 5-2255 Slater Iowa Compliments of SHELBY CHADER Attorney-at-law Phones Office Residence MU 5-2885 M 5-2880 Slater, Iowa DEWEY WELL COMPANY Experienced Workmanship Water Well Drilling Call Dewey Kaldenbert Phone MU 5-4464 Slater, Iow Uwe Guarantee Watern 8 DAIRY SWEET South Side, on Lincoln Way Ames, Iowa ,ffl , ' , X- C x . I RAY J EWELERS UNITED Elgin Bulova FOOD Wyler Hamilton MARKET Watches Keepsake Diamond Madrid, Iowa Ames Iowa OSCAR DAH1- OLIVER NEWMAN Well Drilling Remodeler and Builder and Reliaifing Phone MU 5-2015 MUrray 5-3095 Slater Iowa Slater Iowa HALL AND HYND STANDARD SERVICE Remember our Motto: HDrive carefully, we can't afford to lose a customer On Hiway 69 Phone LY 7-2071 Huxley Iowa HUXLEY DAIRY SWEET Ease Side of Hiway 69 Huxley Iowa BO RD EN'S . c y W in n .H U .. K Jg Q, Phone CH 3-6294 Des Pbines, Iowa or Art Husted Sheldahl 2292 Try the New PETER PAN BREAD Makes Perfect Toast PETER PAN BAKERIES DES MJINES, IOWA ARMSTRONG BROTH ERS Floor Coverings Carpets Linoleum 231 Main Phone CE 2-4151 Ames Iowa .Sm THE FJO RD .-'xp . f' ESUOU SERVING HOURS: Ez.. qU ut Rl week Days Q bg: ab!! 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. X ri? Closed on Mondays ,nag x5 Smorgasbord Every . .wx Sunday 5 12 Noon to 3 p.m. S EPT U 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. ' Q - We Specialize in Parties - 2 P Huxley . Phone Lynwood 7-2061 Iowa PUNKIN FJELLAND ii!- '3 -L-5.-.I - i 1!fm Q11 I-Q Phone Lynwood 7-2721 Huxley Iowa WESTVOLD BEAUTY SHOP ' 4 r ' Hair Cutting 4 Hair Styling Permanent Waving . 5 . Air Conditioned z, ,ou c.,,.4 Closed on Thursdays Huxley Phone Lynwood 7-2891 V 'Iowa Permalube Beats Heat STANDARD OIL COMPANY STAN Lester Moore Phone 2141 Sheldahl, Iowa Slater, Iowa ggi .STANDARD ru:Ll'oug Tom Erickson Phone LY 7-2781 Huxley, Iowa Bulk Station Phone 5-3255 Slater, Iowa HUXLEY CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY Huxley Brand Butter lftli '5 CREA K fall dh Ulf Ice Cream and Milk :nv x'! - .15 Phone LY 7-2701 Huxley, Iowa MERV IHLE IM LEMENT Compliments of lllllllllhlll KARVISTII H. T. SWENSON International Harvester Jeweler Huxley Parts and Service Iowa Huxley Iowa JAKE MUEHLENTHALER f 'X Stock Buying Phone 2411 Sheldahl, Iowa DE BIE GROCERY ,ww TYLER'S TRUCK LINE 5f?kf!N,' -ff' 1 2527 'MZ QI4Z3'?29mfQ6 '- i1io:iZfi53T1f 5 JJ' v' .il A vs, '.' v.. Groceries 'eb Vegetables Local and Long Distance Hauling Phone 2401 Phone 8F8 Kelley, Iowa Sheldahl Iowa GooDMAN'S Com liments DECORATING SERVICE of Paints, wallpaper, LUCAS HARDWARE COMPANY drapery fabric, and drapery hardware Skelgas, sales 6: service Stoves, radios and Frigidaire Phone 297 Appllances Madrid, Iowa Phone 57 Madrid CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SHELDAHL CO-OPERATIVE CO. Lumber - Grain - Feed - Coal Oat Hulling and Flaking Phone 2311 Sheldahl, Iowa Reddy Kilowatt says To the Graduating Class of 1958: HA Very Successful Future To Each and Every One. IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. SUNDBERG'S Floor Coverings Phone 49 Madrid, Iowa GAYER PHARMACY Reliable Prescriptions ' Madrid, Iowa Phone 44 Whitman Candy Hallmark Greeting Cards Expert Photo Finishing MADRID REGISTER NEWS News From Madrid Slater Kelly Sheldahl Polk City Alleman Granger Woodward Luther A General News Coverage Each Week LUCAS HARDWARE COMPANY Skelgas Sales G Service Stoves, radios and Frigidaire Appliances Phone 57 Madrid MADRID MOTOR CO. ' IU 1 'fir , Telephone 293 X ' S I EI Madrid, Iowa Elgin:-iw-V W , Congratulations CITY STATE BANK Madrid Iowa The Bank Where You Feel At Home Member of F.D.I.C. Congratulations Seniors RYAN f LHEYR-QQET, Madrid, Iowa WELDER'S DEPT. STORE Men's - Women's - Children's Ready - To - Wear Phone 95 Madrid, Iowa MADRID HATCHERY Glenn D. Lehman, Prop. Hug Wayne Feed--Jamesway Equipment Phone 139 Madrid, Iowa LUND 6 YORK IM LEM NT ng Whirlpool Pontiac Parts and Service Phone 213 Madrid Congratulations DE LUXE CLEANERS Madrid, Iowa A. L. Peterson Our Local Agent THE BREEZE HOUSE AlN Delicious gg Q party W cken Ro Oms Dinners Available VN' a .1 BEST WISHES SENIORS Ankeny, Iowa Hiway 69 Phone 4831 ANKENY SKATELAND Private parties Public sessions Compliments of ARNOLD T. NIELSEN, M. D. Ankeny, Iowa Ankeny Iowa FASHION FABRIC SHOP HENDRICKS INSURANCE Sim licity patterns Insure Against This Q Notions d b kl 5 'is' Covere uc es f - X vw ' PAL fwa jflaz-,A la-me and buttons Huxley, Iowa Ankeny Ph. W0 4-4891 F. L. BALLARD S SONS Northrup King Feed Wayne Feed Ankeny, Iowa Phone W0 4-4717 ANKENY STATE BANK Service Is Our Only Commodity Our bank is built on it. Our success depends on it. Our efforts center around it. We aim to make our service so courte- ous and attractive that you will be a pleased and constant customer. ANKENY STATE BANK Ankeny, Iowa Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LOGLI SUPER VALU , '. 95' 9 . Ankeny Iowa '- ' Sf-:j3:,giT lf 1 ' ml f ' 23 , 'Q KP 1-L15 ' ' I -QXQ i145 1 4'9 ' COMPLETE Foon CENTER LLEMAN CO-GPERATIVE CO. f 4 WHA I sans Grain, Feed, Coal and Petroleum Products General Store and Cold Storage Locker Plant Alleman and Cambridge, Iowa X 1 Q Read About It In The AMES DAILY TRIBUNE The Newspaper Edited For Story County People You've All Been to TOM'S We've Been Glad To Have You Q H THE DALE'S Ames Iowa Compliments of MATH ISON'S MATHISON AUTO CO. MATHISON LINCOLN AND MERCURY Ford Sales and Service 1, ,,,, , T M' , ' 'fi Sales and Service Y I A 323 Sth Street .,,i4,,,, 510 Lincoln Way Ames, Iowa mmm Ames, Iowa 1 ffl, , MUSIC House Evefytlning in Maxim! Mercbandixe 5 3 371 ff A. 'E o X '74- 302'MAIN STREET - AMES, IUWA - PHONE CE 2-3624 Ao N, XT' x KE Q 'x KE. is X NEEQEEZ, T C' 'E Wi fr' Y G 1 ' ' STAG CLOTHING COMPANY With sincere congratulations to the Seniors of Slater High and the Future Classes to follow Ames Iowa AMES CYCLE COMPANY Ames Phone CE 2-6223 Iowa ,-1 1.1, New and Used Motorcycles Q Y - mam l . - Complete stock of Parts and Accessories '49 1-wwf Guaranteed Repair Work New Harley-Davidson Motorcycles New Cushman Motor Scooters am V 0 dbik! X f- C 1- ' x O' - 'Q' -1-5-,. . . v,v','o,4 2 nag ,O , 11.Q,. A Telephone: CEdar 2-5 322 f l 'X l aik s w f AMES, IOWA X I mam 'QP' CARNEY'S AUTO WRECKING AND SALVAGE Parts 45.12 . af: WM we J Tires '9' if 1 x 'lf S for your Guaranteed Used Phone: CE 2-1897 v Hiway 69, So. R. R Night: CE 2-1501 ' Ames, Iowa See Carney's at Ames Automobile Parts SOLAR INN KARL'S .'rNP,' 53 i 0 I ? Xi , - 'J fr K ,ll ..'xE:yg w 1 ' I f-f M f v - -in A , -Sz J ' f I . Phone CE 2-4110 For Takeout Orders Fine Dining Service 112 Mile West of Ames, Chickens Steaks Sea Foods 1 Mile South On Hiway 69 Ames, Iowa Ames, Iowa CARR HARDWARE COMPANY 304-406 Main Ames Phone CE 2-6324 China and Toy Department Phone CE 2-3550 16 Thousand Items For Your Convenience Complete Stock Of Hardware Tools and Household Wares Toys-Gifts-China-Glassware Speed Queen Washers And Dryers RlCHARD'S NIBBLE NOOK r ,. Q 2-55 IT 'QV jug' lx A gk Hiway 30, West Ames, Iowa . aim? . 36 - ,f-lx-5. - , , QL ' In Xfxfs DAIRY QUEEN I-Q?f'42f2, .-:. Q'f The Cone With The Curl On The Top V 1 wi,'QA'fQp.,q ' iway 30 Q X' N 4 xx H. Jax! .Aa ,' . PH Q f -. 'aj' avrxax ' 'AW F' . I 'X ' . -11 J' n Q ' ,-f i -11 fm K ' H D S -2' . L'WAY CAFE RED DALE AUTO Between Foreign Cars The Theaters in Sales and Service Campus Town Ames Ames Iowa FERGUSON'S BAKERY 7 Finest Bakery in Ames ft Q MAX HARRIMAN QL! fjk Hair Stylist AQ ,, 6 Finest in -' Beauty ',, Care ' ' ' ' Phone CE 2-5303 Ames, Iowa ' Come and see Us Best Wishes Seniors SKATELAND Open Nightly 7:30-10:30 Except Monday 6 Thursday Matinees Saturday G Sunday 2:00-4:30 Monday and Thursday Reserved For Private Parties Ames Skateland Highway 69 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES STATE FARM Auto Life Fire Hail wf' QEQZYLTEIW Vern Millard, Agent INSURANCE l20 Main Street Ames, Iowa Ph: Bus. CE 2-3670 Res. CE 2-6863 FRANGO'S RESTAURANT Pizza uThe Best Place to Eatu li A 'Q I -d 's.! Fountain Service Ames, Iowa RAY'S BODY AND PAINT SHOP alf a N 'Q 14: Expert Spraying -,,: 0fjf Glass Replacement QS TT Wreck Rebuilding 404 E. Lincoln Way Ames Phone CE 2-6205 JENSON OPTICAL CO. DR. R. T. DRUMMDND Optometrist Ames, Iowa Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Ames, Iowa A N n lv1 5' I HOTEL BARBER SHOP WA Elgg if 9 ou: ANA E5 mM. D A ' u Ph. CE 2-1481 Ames Iowa um ap' mu'ow -H Quality Sporting Goods For Every Sport TUTTLE'S R' E. NESS THERMOGAS 6. APPLIANCES Typewriter Sales 8 Service Tappan Roper Admiral Bulk Gas 122 Main Street Ames, Iowa Hamilton Washers S Dryers Ph. CEdar 2-2610 233 S. Duff Ames, Iowa AMES PANTORIUM FAIR STORE 410 Douglas The Fair Store Dry Cleaning Notions Removes More Spots Corsets Less Shrinkage Press Stays in Drapery Exclusive Sta-Nu CE 2-5109 Ames Finishing Process Ames Iowa DAIRY KING ALWAYS A Goou PLACE T0 ST College Town Ames, Iowa OP tj glsig isg e 'XL 3, gf I all A 1. Across from the Stadium COLLEGE PIPE SHOP Imported English Pipes TOWN 6: CAMPUS Ladies Apparel 2514 Lincoln Way 2500 Lincoln Way Campustown Ames, Iowa Ames College Town GO0DELL'S DRIVE INN ,Ig HY-VEE 4 f' ' r Food Store ,Il uf .N gif ' . ' College Town's XA. q-4 -god' Only Super Market Good Food Car Hop Service 112 South Sheldon Ames South on Hiway 69 Ames, Iowa 412 Main Street CE 2-2674 HOVERSTEN FURNITURE STORE Furniture and Floor Coverings Radios and Refrigerators Ames Iowa Compliments of RAINBOW CAFE FASTCO DRUG Self Service For Nationally Known Brands At Prices You Won't Forget 411 Kellogg Ames Iowa Ames, Iowa LARRY PETERSON Newest member Edsel Sales of the Ford family 363 So. Duff of fine cars. Ames, Iowa Phone CE 2-7474 Service, Quality G HA Square Dealn Plumbing G Heating JN vAN VOORHIS co. 1. , .X 'I for ya. U-X Plumbing Fixtures 1? ' -I f. I, . I -AE vWn, 'ff-' 6 I - i v'. ?R,- Supplies -' ,. 3+ 2 'T -wt Zzi Phone CEdar 2-8081 Ames, Iowa f- - T.. .' 120 Kellogg IRVINE PAINT AND WALLPAPER THE HOUSE OF VISION INC- Ames, Iowa Craftsmen in Optics Cosmetic Designing of Modern Eye Wear Let Us Match Your Doctor's Prescription with Technical Accuracy Makers of Contact Lens 407 Kellogg, Ames Ph. CE 2-4626 LANDSBERG REXALL DRUG AMES HARDWARE AND MUSIC In the heart of cam us town ,yew ' Pr, If Z Ames Iowa ,. rx 'Le eff' , C 1 AD .V,, , 1, . ' Ames Iowa XE F' CAMPUS Insist on O'Neils DRUG Quality Checked Ice Cream COM ANY O'NEIL DAIRY CO. Ames Iowa Ames Iowa BAUGE SHOE COM ANY 204 Main Street Ames, Iowa Shoes For The Whole Family Everfs' gzower Shop nYour Telegraph Floristn Phone CE 2-5634 218 Fifth Street 66 99 Qjgzwj ' Gy ' Ames Iowa For Real Estate and Insurance THE GLADES RESTAURANT Rapid-Char Steaks See Complete Dinners Breakfast for the Traveler H. L. OR RAYMOND EVELAND Open ll a.m. until 9 p.m. South on Highway 69 322 Main Street Ames, Iowa Phone CE 2-9874 S. HANSON LUMBER COMPANY Building Material of All Kinds CEdar 2-5152 212 Duff Avenue Ames, Iowa MOORE'S DAIRY JIFN, There's No Better Ice Cream Than qi Moore's Chien Sth Street Ames Iowa EARL HOLDREDGE GARAGE .. .... ., fp 1 , ii A K Xxx GJ so 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone CE 2-7272 104 Kellogg Ames, Iowa THE BROILER YM! if :R Sf DRUG STORE The Prescription Shop Phone CE 2-7745 Main Street Ames, Iowa U West on Hiway 30 Ames Iowa l NN ' W - J INTER-COLLEGIATE PIRESS Fuhllshers - Cove: Manufacturers- Book Bunders FACTORY ' HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINYED-IN U. 5. A. L,g,,i,.,. gi- Y 6,17 , 'Hf' k ' , re lv W ff 'I , 1' sq 4 4 , 5 . Q 92 ,U --5-.T ,fi-filer., ,G , , H sw Ai fad' ,naps 'WA L 1 r . EE . LI' :rf isfxr 'P+ Q Y. . . 'ff ' ,xr 4, mfr V 1 ,F'.-yi' ,K 9 M24 , fy-. x , ,, ' '+ Q-Lf, 5-F -31-7' 91nN.?x ,B , , , ' 1.4 x P' 4' 1 in Qf19.fF,5L- -gy. 4U'Mw7.1' .bin- Q .4- . ff' ,f 4 1 ,F Q. 'K F 4 -,,,. sv k 4 S, ,E n -,I -H 5 X Q it 6 N: by in F. f 5. 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